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I have always just copied the Favorites folder, and replaced the Favorites folder it on the new machine. Works pretty well, and you don't have to delete all those annoying Windows links that they like to put into the folder. It can be found at C:\Documents and Settings\(your name or login)...

an after-thought... are you logged in as an admin? I'm not sure if that would help, I have a migraine at the moment so my thoughts aren't as clear as I'd like them to be... But I know your frustration... Good luck! Gene

I tried in Windows Explorer, on both machines, navigated to the Fonts folder, wouldn't let me right click and copy on a single font in the folder, but I can right click on the actual Fonts folder in the windows tree and copy it, and paste on any other drive.... My only other suggestion at the...

What version of windows? I just went to C:\WINNT and found the fonts folder, right clicked the folder, copy and pasted to an internal back up drive as well as an external backup drive. I am using windows 2000 pro on this machine. (pause) Just tried on my windows XP pro machine right behind me...

osta looks like: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/agfa/versailles/roman/ Gene

Sorry to say it but if you read the post right below Doug's in the same thread: http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7291 I told you one tried and true method to successfully do what you are asking to do. Design in Photoshop at actual size to be cut or larger (in 600 dpi), save as...

It looks like Andes: http://www.dafont.com/font.php?file=andes Gene

This is the exact product I used for years: http://www.gotoforms.com/Templates/frmTemplateM.asp?CatalogID=51924&Zoom=Yes&SubFolderId=2656 It's crystal clear, unlike many other products I have used (Avery being one of them). I would peel the backing off the lam, lay it down with adhesive up...

Textile looks like a winner: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/apple/textile/ It's Mrs. T's Pierogies font: http://www.pierogies.com/ Gene

I thought I had this one! Looked through my fonts 4 times! It looks so familiar, but the best I could come up with, is the N looks like Wheel of Fortune font, but every variation I have is all caps. Maybe that's what you were thinking too? Sorry I couldn't really help... good luck with it...

I asked the same question about a year ago: http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3776 In your price range, you may be able to pick up a Roland Stika 15". I started out with that machine. It worked out well for what I was doing at the time. It has since been sold, after a few solid...

I couldn't find the font, but found this link: http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/forum/viewthread.php?threadid=9482 which suggests it's a hand drawn logo. Gene

Every Alps I ever got off of eBay had banding issues, and although I love eBay, I would suggest looking elsewhere. I have purchased broken MD 1000's and traded them in (I think it was $350 shipped) and got a brand new MD 5000 in return on their exchange program. I would check the yahoo Alps...

Here is a link to where you can buy it: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/cartercone/skia-cc/ Gene

Looks like CC Skia Gene

I agree with the above post. I have been using Alps MD printers for years with polyester paper and laminate which can be found at walmart. I have found this guy: http://systems-consulting.com/ to be one of the best resources when it comes to supplies. I have stickers I have made...

Just checked out your link... beautiful work. I especially love your 3- dimensional signs! Looking forward to your input! :thumb: Gene oh yeah...almost forgot... welcome to :signs101: :wink:

Ridgeline looks like what I have on my machine as Hemi Head 426

If I was going to spend $3000 on a new machine I'd spend it here http://www.tigerdirect.com http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1775596&CatId=0 I have been purchasing from them since I can remember and (knocking on wood) I haven't had a problem yet...

I have run many more things on a significantly smaller power supply. I would say that most external hard drives have their own power supply built in. I personally build my own external drives by getting the largest drive off Tigerdirect.com that I can afford (usually with a rebate too) and I buy...